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In 2009, the world's most famous paleontologist made a bold claim. In "How to Build a Dinosaur," Jack Horner proposed re-creating a small dinosaur by reactivating ancient DNA found in its ...
Paleontologist and movie technical adviser Jack Horner will discuss science and cinema during a Las Vegas Natural History Museum presentation.
Jack Horner, the paleontologist who discovered the world’s first dinosaur embryos and found that dinosaurs had nests and cared for their young, is leaving the Montana museum he spent decades ...
In one of the wilder science ideas of 2011, paleontologist Jack Horner wants to "reverse engineer" a chicken to look like a dinosaur.
Jack Horner says he's shaped his life around two childhood dreams: to be a paleontologist and to have a pet dinosaur.
'Jurassic Park' Advisor Jack Horner, 70, Claims He Was Let Go by Museum for Relationship with 19-Year-Old Student Horner spent 34 years at the Museum of the Rockies and even advised Steven ...
The first printed reference to a Jack Horner character appears in 1665, with his name and associated corner—in this case a “chimney corner”—cropping up in a pamphlet attacking alchemist ...
How would the Indominus rex fare in a fight with a T. rex or velociraptor? We asked paleontologist Jack Horner to find out.
Horner solved one funding crisis by seeking $10,000 from the Ranier Brewing Company, whose beer he and his team drank. Princeton, his employer at the time in the late 1970s, balked and gave him ...
Paleontologist Jack Horner intends to do it. He explains his scheme to rewind evolution in a new book, How to Build a Dinosaur: Extinction Doesn't Have to Be Forever.
A Daspletosaurus skull at the Museum of the Rockies, where Jack Horner is the curator of paleontology. Photo by the author What can dinosaurs teach us about evolution? Charles Darwin mostly ...
Paleontologist Jack Horner has always been a bit of an iconoclast. In the 1970s, Horner, the curator of paleontology at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Mont., and his friend Bob Makela ...
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